Daimon Rikyubai Shizuka Junmai Ginjo S is a premium, award-winning (2020 TTSA Grand Champion) Osaka-brewed sake characterized as a "gentle giant." It features a balanced, delicate profile with notes of honeydew, white chocolate, and subtle floral aromas, paired with a clean, smooth, and slightly dry finish.

Chiyomusubi Junmai Daiginjo Goriki 40 is a premium, full-bodied Japanese sake from Tottori Prefecture, crafted with rare Goriki rice polished to 40%. It offers a fragrant, fruity, and slightly sweet aroma (melon, apple, banana) balanced by vibrant acidity. Known for its rich, complex flavor, it is best served chilled with sushi or sashimi.

Fukucho Hattanso 50 Junmai Daiginjo is a premium, aromatic, and slightly fruity Japanese sake produced by Imada Sake Brewery in Hiroshima. It uses the revived heirloom rice "Hattanso" polished to 50% for a clean, elegant flavor, offering notes of pineapple with a crisp finish, making it perfect for pairing with seafood.

Tatenokawa Phoenix Rainbow Label is a premium Junmai Daiginjo produced in collaboration with the French rock band Phoenix, featuring 100% Yamagata-grown Dewasansan rice polished to 50%. This 14% ABV sake offers a, crisp, fresh profile with aromas of pear and apple, balanced by subtle umami. It is designed to be a versatile pairing for sushi, roast meats, and seafood.

Miyasaka Yamada Nishiki is a premium Junmai Ginjo sake from Miyasaka Brewery (makers of Masumi), crafted from 100% Yamada Nishiki rice polished to 55%. It is characterized by a refined, elegant aroma of pear and banana, featuring a balanced, juicy flavor profile with gentle acidity, moderate sweetness, and a clean finish, usually at 15% ABV.

Tengumai Junmai Daiginjo 50 is a, fresh, and slightly dry sake from Shata Shuzo (Ishikawa, Japan), brewed with 50% polished Yamada Nishiki rice. It features a light-bodied, clean profile with gentle aromatic notes of pear, green apple, and subtle earthy mushroom. Known for its smooth, crisp finish and balanced acidity, it pairs well with sushi and seafood.

Daishichi Kimoto Classic Junmai is a rich, full-bodied, and matured sake from Fukushima, Japan, crafted using the traditional, labor-intensive Kimoto method. It offers a complex, savory, and umami-driven flavor profile with notes of toasted nuts, cream, and shiitake mushroom. It is best served at room temperature or warmed.

Shichi Hon Yari Wataribune Junmai is a premium,, rustic-style sake from Tomita Shuzo in Shiga, Japan, brewed with revived, heirloom Wataribune rice. Milled to 77%, it is known for a rich, earthy, and complex umami profile, bright acidity, and a dry finish, often described as a "ricey" and comforting, versatile pairing option for hearty dishes.

Kozaemon Omachi Junmai Ginjo is a premium, 55% polished Bizen-Omachi rice https://www.winestoreasia.com/kozaemon-junmai-ginjo-bizen-om，that is generally available in 720ml or 1.8L. It is characterized by a rich, yet balanced, flavor profile, with notes of fruit (melon, banana, pineapple), subtle earthiness, and a clean,, crisp finish.

Miyasaka Miyama Nishiki is a premium, aromatic Junmai Ginjo sake from Nagano, Japan, brewed with 55% polished Miyama Nishiki rice. It is characterized by a light, crisp, and refreshing profile featuring delicate notes of melon, white peach, and pear, balanced with a subtle, airy sweetness and lively acidity.

Kinokawa Junmai Ginjo Organic is a premium, USDA-certified organic Japanese sake from Nagasaki, crafted with organic Koshihikari rice. It offers a refined, aromatic profile typical of the Ginjo grade, balancing delicate, fruity notes with a clean, smooth finish. It is generally served chilled, pairing well with diverse cuisines.

Kinokawa Nigori is a 15% ABV, premium Japanese cloudy sake from Nagasaki, featuring a creamy, opaque appearance with visible rice solids. It offers an aromatic, off-dry, medium-bodied experience with notes of Granny Smith apple, banana, and savory hints like marinated mushrooms. It is best served chilled, offering a smooth finish with hints of horchata.

Fukucho Seaside is a premium sake produced by Imada Sake Brewery, located in the Hiroshima Prefecture of Japan. It is made using high-quality Yamada Nishiki rice and pure water sourced from a nearby mountain. Fukucho Seaside is a junmai ginjo style sake, which means it is brewed using only rice, water, yeast, and koji mold without any added alcohol. It has a delicate and fruity aroma, with notes of pear, melon, and a hint of green apple. On the palate, it is clean and refreshing, with a soft mouthfeel and a slightly dry finish. The name "Seaside" reflects the brewer's intention to create a sake that evokes the freshness and purity of the nearby sea. This sake is best enjoyed chilled and can be paired with a variety of Japanese dishes or enjoyed on its own as a premium sipping sake.